Samvedna Society's 100th free eye screening and skin check-up camp was organised at Jogi Gate, Jammu, for the flood-affected people of Bawa Basti, Gujjar Nagar, and was inaugurated by MLA Jammu East Sh. Yudhvir Sethi.
The camps before it trace the Society's reach through 2025: the 92nd at Baby Caterer, Rehari; the 93rd at the Directorate of Horticulture, Narwal; the 94th for children at Nightingale Pre-School, Rehari; the 95th and 98th for devotees, pujaris and sewadars at Mata Bawe Wali Temple, Bahu Fort; the 96th for 92 police personnel at the District Police Lines; the 97th for 138 members of the All India Punjab National Bank Pensioners' Association; and the 99th at Taloor in District Samba.
The count continued into 2026 — the 101st at Rehari with 104 patients, the 102nd at Kabeer Colony with 109 patients and free medical tests, the 103rd an eye and dental camp for children at Talab Tillo, the 105th at Bari Brahmana, and the 106th at Katal Batal, Nagrota.
At every camp, medicines and spectacles are provided free of cost, and elderly patients have been helped to undergo cataract surgery without charge.